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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

AANh INV ~ 10 W OO aAN AAONiiN =
Uncle Wolsey!' she cried. do let
me make that toast And, oh it
hasn't been such = very hard day,
after all. And Mrs. Pickrell says I'v
made the hest sale she has had for II
week. Such IL handsome young
man. Uncle Wolsey! and he treat
ed me MS if were II princess instead
ola working girl, and"
"Stopl stopW said Uncle Wolsey,
lriu,ins with the knife still in his
hand. "Pve had a good-looking
Young man here, toe, Carry Need
not think you've got monopoly of
the article. What do you think
of your poor mothers cousin from
the seal-fur fisheries in Alaska ?
And what do you think of his being
ing these here as present for you
and me-eh ?"
Uncle Wolsey laid down the knife
and carefully busting his hands on
the roller-towel, drew forth from the
bureau-drawer seal-brown silk
dress pattern, and It pair of fur-lined
gloves, wrapped around with spot
ted silk neck mufiler.
"Why, Uncle Wolscy-" almost
shrieked Carry.
"What's the matter?" said the
old man. Amt they pretty Z?
Oughten't ! to have tai IN 'em ?"
"It's the very man. said Carry,
81 sold them to him this afternoon"
"Hey ?" said Uncle Wolsey.
"At the store" said Carry. Oh,
Uncle Wolsey And is he really
my cousin ? l am so glad.
"Glad of what? retorted Il strong
CHEEKY voice, and in came the mys-
terious stranger himself "Why, /
declare" "he cried, if there isn't the
little girl who sold me the things to-
day"
Glad that you are my cousin, y
said Carry, with "A mischevious smile
and Il low courtesy. "Becluse-be-
cause l thought you were very pleas
ant and kind"
"And l thought" said the stran-
ger. "But no, | won't tell what ]
thought. How do you do cousin p
81 am so glad you choose the sea-
brown silk !" demurely observed
Carry. What should l have done
with blue or u pink silk !"
at would have looked very well
on you, said the cousin meditative
ly eyeing her, "blue would match
your eyes pink, your checks
"Just my sentiments" chuckled
Uncle Wolsey. Come, young folks
come tea is ready and toast is
getting cold"
Not until the visitor had taken his
leave did Uncle Wolsey, smoking
his pipe before the fire, impart tC
Carry an additional piece of news.
"What dye suppose Mr.. LennoS
told me he came down to the States
for, Carry"
"I'm sure l don't know" sale
Garry, innocently.
"To get him a wiie' said Uncle
Wolsey.
"Oh p said Garry, shading he
face from the fire. 81 am sure hop'
he will be successful !"
The three bonged-hair girls a
Pickrell's Emporium subscribed tC
buy Bohemian glass cologne Sc
for Carry Wallingford's wedding
present but they murmured mucl
among themselves because this gold
en- stream of luck had not come t.
them.
"We'rc just as pretty as she,
said they and much pcettier, som,
folks would say. And couldn't til,
customer have fallen to our lot?"
There are some questions which
Cupid alone can answer. And he
: the winged rogue is obstiuately sil
ent.-Helen Forest Grdres.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

An old farmer who wrote to an
editor asking how to get rid of moles
and received the reply, "Plough
them out" answered back: Cant
do i'll 1t is ON my darter's nosel"
A man from Michigan went
down to Springfield, Ohio, and offer
ed to start a bank if the citizens
would give him II brick building
and 100000 in cash. His offer
was not accepted.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

A large manufacture of paper bot
ties is to be entered into, patents
having been secured in all probable
fields ofcompletion. Itis an Ameri-
can invention.
In the lower Brulc agency in Dacota
the Indians have church and four
chapels One hundred of their num-
Der are member Of the church, in
which they take great pride
During 1896 ten vessels bound to Of
from Philadelphia and owned there
owned there, with crews numbering
127 and nearly s1,000,000 worth ot
property, were lost at sea and never
heard from.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25

Masbebnrs. Set mebreren WOs
naten pirb tn ben ratbbdusIt@sn 8aus
bureaur NIT uerboppeIter, Rrdften an ber
Nu~sarbeitnns Der etnteInen BIdne fur
ben Ban bes TIM Subenburser GeIbe AUS
sufabrtnben S@Ia6tbaufes s~earbeitet.
Die Observation-Disclosures wtrb
tn ni5t 3u LANCER 3ett NIT bsrfeIben ft@
tu bsfaHsn baben Die Rommiifon 3ur
geratbnns bes 6afeIba@ DeatmaIs
bat tn ibrer tir3Ii@ absebaItenen
Si*uns bic anfertisuns unb 8orIase
zines ,leuea qroietts befdlofeu. = Dte
grobe 3n6en affinerie pon 8. Bur@ar6t
tn Subenburs TIT faft gang nie6erses
brannt. Ser S@abei betrdst 2oo, 900
Wart.
NenbaIbensIeben. 6ter fiarb
Der altfser Bauer, Der 3weitIeSte biefse
Beteran aus ben Sreibettstrtegen. Bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25

@tn Araber, befsn Raule o ben
ameritanif5sn @eri@tsn In Wi&aeI
1fff umsemanbsIt worben 1T, uurbe
Dor 6urjeni tn &i6monb, 8a., tuesen
zines ausebIt9sn Sittli9teitsperbre@eus
su S~ebnidbrissr 3udtbausfrafe uerurs
tbeiIt. Ra5bem bat f& u berausses
felt, bag betfeIbe tetn @ort @nelif&
uerffebt unb am @nbe Der YerbanbIungen
sesIaubt tntte, BITE @ef&i5te sfnse
eiaentIli9 erif tett Irs. BET benz neusr
groseB fou nun Gin Dsutf4sr Or. u. e.
@erIer In @i@monb, Der Der arabiiGen
Spra&e md@tis III, aIs DoImetf&er
funsireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25

Sn aaIap. Sisr ltnb etwa
90 Berionen an Der Gti4inoHs ssiiors
ben unb swar ni9t In Tolss bss Sc
nunes BON SdwetuefsiI9, fOntern pom
gntenfeif4. @tnsm @sFausennwartsr
ttarben bret Rinber on her Rrant6eit.
Inter ben 8eriforbenen befinbet f9 aud
Der iabii@e Raufmann Sptro, beEen
eet9e auf anorbnuns Der Staatsans
maltldaft fectrt uurbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25
@eEpreukEn

Wt. perfi9ert. Vu UDr tiHuF~etfer
Wo9e bic WOhas.bdube hes Senannten
abbrannten, 70 Wirb uoridsIt3 Branbs
ftftuna permutbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25
Vofeu.

8rembers. 8om bisfsenS 1purs
9ertdt wurben p%erurtbeilt: Sas Dienffs
mdb1eu SttiIte 2ub,nau aus @oniama
usseu Worbuerfuds auf ibre Di.uits
berri@aft gu 2 Sabren 3udtbaus, ber
4rbetter Ebobsr aus @ob3iemta weeen
@rmorbuns ietnes S5wieasrpatsrs, beS
8dbuers 3hbIte, gu 6 Sabrsn 8udts
baus. Der Wiblenbsfser 6riiser uon
Ssr3suo uurbe Don Der IntIage Der
Sranbitifiuns freiseipro9en.
SnomrasIap. 9ier ltnb etwa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25
kashr. ibaisr.

I'VE cssaLEs A. voGELER CO. Baltimore, Nd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25

8 ~ = Deass.son, @ts., 1T amabre
s.ancsIssenofe unb @efdbrte
aPi0ulots sSaneau, bes @rinbsrs
q ; n am S@Iasf1uB seftors
len. ifasefdbr 81 Sabre ait as.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25

einmaI besesnsten li@ bic auaen Der beis
ben Gotten, aber fe faeteu chamber
ni9ts. Der S9Ieter Iaa fdper unb
blot aud sDifden ibnsn. Damn fibIts
BITE itnss iran ME enc 6anb fG fen9t
uno etstalt IN bic ibrise Ieste, unb b5rte
etntge frenlb nnb b6fit@ tItnsenbe Nbs
i9tsSsworte, BITE he ui9t perffanb, aber
es mar bod grtbur's Gimme, bte fe
fpra@, uub babel fnbr uitber Der
fe9tnSe S&msrb BETS bur9 ben bunpfen
Eraum bann 6ufefampfen nnb SD.
berrouen, unb uorwdrts sing IS, binetn
tn bas R~ebeIsrauen, bas rinOsum uaIte
nnb woste, mite 6amaIs, ais bic Erens
nnng beI@IoHeu warb, o5el auf Der
Balbt6be tn iener SrabItnssfunbe-unb
mas f9 ba trennt, bas trennt F9 fir
alle @wisteiti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-25
St9ahots 81
On 49,
nenen aQe Gcb1mer;er.
..-un.,s oops,,f,uf ashsfIt-Suui 1881.

~ ssri6te aber ben eyioIs non ct. Satebs
Del. wsl6s uor Sabrsn erSieIi puroeh uHo leef
beitdtIst peroen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.

IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Through leave Asa ami ,Eambcrs st. stations
local trains leave I'D st. station hitccn earlier
than Chambrrsst
m.-Daiy except Sundays Day Express. Buffet Draw.
Ing Coaches 10 Bngnmton, Elmiia HornslsvLle.
DAILY (o46 from 2Sd-sI) Chicago aud ST.
tied" solid Pullman tram OF Day and Buffet sleeping
Coaches, TO Meadvle Cleveland Cincinnati chicago and
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge last time.
D. m-Dally. Chicago Express Pullman Day and Sleeping
Coaches to Binghanton Elnira Rochester, Buffalo. Ma
Rutherford and rassac k45 64j720 800 $50 1920 Am.
1900 li5, 500 $780, tt0 o:lo $50 900 $40. $780,
$50 iO26 ~ noon. Las. Al5 $50. 7:46. $780, l03V
Pierscn S 5cc 49, 1920 ga lssS nsCSs9
$50 1920 i2:So las, liS. $50. 7a6. 800 io:s5
Newark and Paterson via Newark $50. 500 $50 1900
1880 m 300. $40 $3.50. 420 400 $50, $780, go 100.
300. 1000 m. and 1900 mdngat daily except sunday.
sa sSnd.y ss y sS I sS IS sSo $780, 800 500
Sundays S4s $50 1920 ~. lao Els. $50 500 1880
warwick 445. 600. 1920 A.30 Sundays Gas N.
Mon,sailc 9;Co % Ss ySS ~ aoo sso 40 6so and
500 y in. Sundays $50 q IN. and coop, IN.
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston. 800 m S'Sor M
$50 Sunday. s!6 $50 io2oa m $50 s sp s ~
sOO, $3.50 j: m: sundays 64S $50, lo2o ~. sso s'o@
ssJ ssS iSsS % s sS t ss SO se
Sleeping Coaches 10 anil ore for tho shecs
4S Il navy 70 isif sSs
Syl n,ooayn ov a. ,As Company asyS 7l
l. T. FARMER Gsnl Passr Agss. Nsv:yesk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17

%s.d c E1trs India Me-: sie,: est ss. % Ness
sEEP H4MsEsy. shs inquiry: on snsS. Sis e
day but hoIdsds remain ggitS hr% on ns . Ssss
stronger at the west Here rrices absolutely nom
nal Long Clear In NewYork quoted at 6 ct West Snort
Clear 960c Long and short Clear half and half $685. Long
Clear 625c DRESSED HOGs-Arc &c higher and In
fair request City Heavy to Light At 81 06sc FtRa 6stc
...LhRD-The temper buish to-day IN keeping with
higher Western marke Prices advanced 567 points clos
Ing at near the ss rates Cash lots had Tess attention
trading generally moderate Saes $50 ties West
err scam spot $500 City Steam les. active Sales tcs
5000; refined quoted zoe Continent 1890 South Amer.
can January closing 677e; 800 ties February 677M9c9
l.760 tcs prl. SO Doc closing 60Sc 1900 Nav.
6:9s67o2c. closnf GO7c.; LOO tea June 7051T09c..
closing 1910. BUTTER. CHEESE and EGGs-Buttsr-
without change ~ importance Elcn Creamery 32c; West
ern 2nn2Hc: state DAIRY half 2302c.: Welsh
tuOs 22@26 Western fmiaon Creamery 20 e26c West
ern DAIRY g2623c; Western Factory S14c Cheese-state
FACTORY l01 1l3c Common TO Fancy Western Flat ITO
!2isc Good to Choice Light Skins. l0s6lShc. Eggs-
Are shade lower again stats 81 32c. Western SIC;
Southern. SOC. LINED. ~ o622c
ak=For raw supplies the market Ia quiet and m
changed The prices are 3',A4so for Molasses, 3l6c
for 96e test Centrifugal and for Fair Refining Sales
600 bags Centrifugal - l6c. kntncd dull Cu Loaf .c
Crushed oc Cubes 6isc Powdered 6sSG1c Grannlatef
67sc.. Mould A &C.. Confectionery A 5'4c. Conoe
standard 2c Coffee on 5asc White Extra oisc. Extra
Z Be- 4h147sc. Yellow 4iIa4Sc
srEARINE-Dn and nominal. City quoted $50 and
Oleomarearine Gisc.
TALLOW-In brtter demand and stronger Prime City,
quoted at4isc. Sales. 100000 10 at 4i.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
OF
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Octave. 500 Pages $50 Illustrations
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Horsemansiy, Cross Country Hunt with list Of the
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Rowing. Canoeing. Fishing. with state
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wild ga Camping out. Winter Sports Bicycling
Amateur Photography and few minor sports Among
who contributed William Baikie author OF
How Get Strong; Maurice Thompson tho Archery
pert Captain Jacob A. Augur Cavalry Instructor West
Point David Kirby and Thomas Chaplain. Yacht Builders
Gen. George W. Wingate the ridemau Professor George
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and large number Of private gentlemen in the South and
throughout the country who contributed facts
ing the wild and hunting sports Of their local.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17

HARLEM RIVER BRANcH. q

II NEw.YoRK. NEw.HxvKN and HARrroRppp
near AVENUE ss su:s -
49, 49, Az sss s's; s';sS sss ss s's s s
S: ssS:s
m:p sSo q re ns ny md
III and sufed branches and Boston
Midnight New. Rochelle and all intermediate ss.
s. c ai New ' Rochelle snS al
ne @n: a2s m as s ss0 Pain s as s train connect
sHSRTFsT Es an sr wEST
GE II EFME coAoHEs
Day and
%4 R.
SHH San Ts and 0
Ithaca and intermediate stations
ass Scranton; B!nshsmton. owssS and Ei%ss
bsv for % SSs" e.
Is
ssoa m Sleeping coach for r CLEAN Via waysnI DunA''
S'*sf
Sns e STs o sns n :s
mediate stations except SATURDAYS Connects at Buao with
checked a,
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-conmencinr Januhry q 1887.
hrsgsn trains vii. eavs Grand Central Dcrot
A.5nny Troy 81 Adams, Rouse's Pr. and syracuse
;oo m. The Limited" with dninT cars stonpng ~
Aany Utica Syracnse Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls,
IRE n,eve Gland and Toledo. arriving &C Chicago 800 m
osoa M chcaso Express. drawngroom cars to
tll;30 m- Western New.York and Northern Express,
with dra wing room cars. -''"
$40 Albany Troy and Utica Express with drawing.
r)on cars 10 Troy.
4 p m. Accommodating to Albany and Troy
Gp Chicago and 81 Lenis Express. with seepnge.rs
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
s St G" Pnnssar
Rnns 10 Utica stopping at PRINCIPAL stations
y. Special Sleeper arrives Rochester TAO q m.
Buffalo 935 and Cleveland ~ IL p. m. nextday.
1915 Pacific Express with sieepine-cars Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveand Toledo Detroit and
Chicago. Sleepinecars Wa'.rtpwn via Utic' aso
Auburn. Geneva and fanandaua daily Saturday.
1ll5 D. Night Express with slenping-cars Albany
ami Troy Connects with the morning trains for theWest
and for the North except Saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place A. Broadway Harlem 12jthst and 4thavs,
and az Westcots Express Offices Park Mace NEAR Broad
way 10 and 942 Broadway All 62 West 12jthst, New.
York 333 Washington and 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn and 70
itl-s At. Williamsburg.
Accommodations In ira win and srepngca b.
procured NJ OF the ticket Offices NewYork City, and
1873 Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
these trains daily All Others daily except Sunday
J. NJ TOTCEY D. NJ KENDRICK,
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
whore 1t or the repats Of 1t existed was matter Of

where 1t or the repats Of It existed matter OF
profit and loss.
An example of artificial scarcity Is supplied BY
John Stcrlings "The Election" MURRAY. 1871.
"FIRsT AND ONLY EDITION. gerry scarce" is wbat
the ingenious cataloguer calls it. The poem. like
other of Sterlings things. never sold. Some years
ago. some admirer of Sterling. or of Carlyles Life
of him, honght for copy. The dealer had mono
and applied to Mr.. Murray. That excellent man
discovered the remainder of the unsold edition
nearly the whole should think-in his ware
house The secondhand dealer bought this stock
at nominal price and has since devoted himself
to disposng of it. copy by copy. batting his hook
with this auIing label. every scarce" @. W. $.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE Brazil styles dull to-day and values
the basis Of 6c for fair Rio spot invoices sales
Santos 14Lc nina growths dul but steady
Sales 800 bags savania Tho option markets opened az
polns and closed steady OF l0d 20
points follows January. l32581a35 February. 1880
is2O, March l3Oj1l3l0: April. 1305dl 10, Nav 1905
ai3 lO June laO56l3.10: July l3.O59l3l0 sales 49,.
75Ob
COTTONFor actual Cotton values we'll maintained.
the movement light Saies 1913 bales t67 last
EVENING" Of which all for since september
the total receipts have beon 4Oi5Sj bales against
3S2T 9a3 bales for the period last
Quotations based the American standard OF classification
Initp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
ular. January 10. 1887, New.
Tho Wheat situation IN the United states. Exports
wheat and wheat nour from eight Atlantic ports from July
1 TO Janua a.

TheeIports OF wheat aud wheat -four from esfqrEa
1ssI nave becu IN lef equal 10 n 224 $50 bn.
Ht Minnie potts S7ss2 bushels assTssIe, Son
w isss las t" ram balm rasst 49, a. ;o tSaH
Tor grsG @e"aas ~ .1;s q, e., vnio4 klnso%
Of he n states ia sso now placed by naaI
800 nrs hs quastiy OF Wheat s oteg on a. t tsy
l. ssG eslluaeda, 75Oooooo bushels OF which 10000
tS3%sf qa,ay G;s: BE- b sio%
s' g.s =. loot sSs%ySs s's'a
Array a%porlsd a. ssaiss iiososIS2 bushels eaSins
jam : ISL Inc csstIa H%sre On
british NorIh Amsrcan Ioone. ana Tine Ea, Indie. VAL re
fSGS5s bushels export fuTcpS Of Which.
aSS% M the 't un 81
STATS 'eTs. y sr,,Aw-A .,.nv
ss-E sS,naos sr% 81 ,isos ssS
sSS qs. . .S market is oue, one ou,
wei held ~ stats i rs. Prime .
iiSlS Asdlsme loc, r.,igS eosstetor ssS
Prime 4na on'%,.n. Of
ii@isc; e,s u.,,.u .,.., o.,.., .. oo.
FSDE'TfSIs"io weekA fair degree Of activity ha. pro-
ysa % @ . .ps Sn f@d e..
naoay one S TWO pS1s .Ocy. lat %ss., level Ua Is
Ssa .f s,y sIsp
si4asis 4ceorns delivery. with none offered raDs
fcabs January delivery issued SlsL Tin
nrst hall and almost ged price Out
suc. Wednesday spot as IS points and futures
vent 20 points hgher 10 OF which today during
IN. day trading has brsk bringing tho
recorded transactions Tor tho week 405
don have changed hands To-day spot was arm At
~ 50 U5c futures rather easier at 22Uu % Sc On
nr.t c. 10 tons February sold al S5 10 ION, do % asc
10 tons o 22Coc tons d. s2GSc Ae ss 80 toS;
February 23G6c 10 do. "a doc as ton, do
.J 5c Notices ls,ued MI 2lG5c a.,
I,nIon for lie d4, oabled - rs iona ~ 0' ~
KAVAL ,TOREs-A dull mar..t for sp,rt. Tnr,.,,,.
-, ~ Tor merchanabe Rosips ouisI nm I,.n,v
STRAINED, 81 GOA u a; Good STRAINED ST o7IsSI 10
M 81 20; r. 81 3Odsl 50; u. 81 Io III 81 a. T.
81 boa Al 90; X 81 %; NJ liz 90: n x2a5 u =, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
6teanluoats an0 RaiIrouGs.
PENNSYLVANIA kAlLROAD,
On and aftor NOVEMBER Is. 1854
l.uLAr sInIfNt. 1870
"Rsf1Fh1 . hsN y N II y I
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewforX '"IeSLrosses Courandt Stree
hArnsonrg rsourg and tho West. with Pullman Palace
Cnc4so fsror Dnihs s@oains and siosp
w M Sa,s a. "a a; a; ; s,sg ~
At a., Soaaeouns :. Cory Tor fta'vlis Petroleum
For Lebanon $50 a., $40 }. ILL.,. Aall4,i5 alsal
Baltimore Washington and tho SOUTH Limited Washington
S Va 1sS 500 % regular .1 ga SO So oda a. n
LOO a. and ia.i5 night sunday. cI l.
rs s;s. ; !. ~, 49,. 80 aua Sp a and i4is night
For Capo Nay. .ya lilo = u. On saturday, only
Long Branch Iuy hesg Junction. anc stations
an ss M anu N nSG Ds s st :.o sos
ioi fonl ana Norfolk via New.yors Philadelphia and
E n h.aVar y. ~. every day VIA Baltimore aud
Boaiso rooAyn AnneI Connect with all through tra,us
osrssy n.y ano'as SPECIFY AND direct transfer
Tran, "a. O% r'';SSrs 5lS 7so Ilso 10,
S.9S ss5S ~ 49, .ns 1873
S 500 a 80 s co., ZIG iS 4a sd i S:S
eso loao ii;S" iiiov q, NJ l.O 100. $40. $50 oSO
night ssa.y 90 900 syS TT is ssd i ii;S
~ Ill., S20. o;2O iVV. w. 1889 and 1880 ~
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave YORK VIA Desuossos and Court
O2O l4U. ,5U. iJ Washington Limited and III Cbcay,
pm Vac n,sut Ase1%od ssS . il5 a .n AZ,
ss S ,sss .s .a 1s asn .o ana
buniAyr, connect AZ rronton Camden
keturnng trans leave Broad btrocL station PnllA
l2'oi, 52O<OS titJ J;lO JJO i;5J .O BAL ii AL
llloa IN tLinitod Express ll4 4,JU y. AL l1IO
90 D U3o. 'l; S;l2 and 300 On sunday, l1UI
$40 400. 4;4u. o:lU $50 Vlu a IN. l2.4g A:0O lna
osoo 7:l2 and o.Ix ~N'
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Ticket OFFICES. ssv a3o And 04 Broadway Astor House
anu loot oi Dosufvssos And Courliauut
snh 49, a.. - r.-o1 BIooAyn Annex statlon Ioot OF
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The N.wforK Transfer Company call for and chsox
baggage resnlvuSss
CAAs- H. PCoh. J. X. WOOD
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OAissp0t lots were dull AMI without important change
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prices busho. future spot inc iuiing
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Walkers Private Daily Circular January To- 1887 New.
YORK.
Wheat situation In tho United states Exports OF
wheat wheat nour from eight Atlantic ports from
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REDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH

~ LIN ING Popular Inside Konte 10 Boston, $S
Steamers City OF Worcester and OF New.Sork"
leave Pier 40 lold NUMBER North RIVER loot Of Watssk
4.30p IA. g. W. BRADY. Agent